The Power of Your Faith

Are you smiling on the outside but barely holding on inside? In his powerful message “The Power of Your Faith” Angel Rosa reminded us that even in the darkest, most personal struggles—the ones no one else sees—God is present. Drawing from Acts 27, he shows us how to hold on to hope, faith, the Holy Spirit, and God’s Word when everything around us feels like it’s falling apart. You may not see the shoreline yet, but you’re going to make it.

Filled and Led: Walking Daily with the Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit is not just for ancient times or super-spiritual people. He is a daily companion, ready to guide, strengthen, and fill us. When we stay connected to Him, we walk with a supernatural peace, power, and purpose that changes everything.

Meet the Family: Gloriah’s Story – A Life of Service and Growing Faith

Gloriah, the teenage daughter of Pastors Hector and Miriama, has grown up in the heart of The Gathering—serving in nearly every ministry role imaginable. In this candid interview, she reflects on the joys and challenges of being a pastor’s kid, her favorite Bible verse, and her hopes for the future of the church she calls family.

Trading Hats: A Mother’s Day Reflection by Jessica Rosa

In a heartfelt Mother’s Day message, women were encouraged to lay down the emotional “hats” of worry, stress, and fear—and trade them for peace, purpose, and God’s promises. Through personal testimony, Scripture, and a hands-on activity, the message offered hope and healing for every season of a woman’s life.

The Bible: Your Life Instruction Manual

Pastor Hector reminds us that the Bible is more than a Sunday accessory—it’s our daily instruction manual. Real blessing comes not just from reading God’s Word, but from living it with faith, obedience, and urgency.

Why I love The Gathering

What makes The Gathering so special? For me, it’s more than just a church—it’s a spiritual family. In this post, I share how I found belonging, purpose, and God’s presence in a small but powerful community of faith here in Puerto Rico.

Are Our Motives Selfish?

“Ministry is a calling, not a career choice. We must be in it for the outcome, not the income. It’s